WWE Gallery: Every WWE Main Roster Star Ranked From Worst To Best

29 - Akira Tozawa

Summer series with Neville was quietly very good. Has also excelled in unfamiliar stipulation matches.

28 - Becky Lynch

An excellent pure babyface wrestler in an age in which very good pure babyface wrestlers are at a premium. The presumed stall ahead of a big ‘Mania programme accounts for skewed ranking.

27 - Charlotte Flair

Naturally hasn’t reached the level of her father, who was capable of carrying virtually anybody in his G.O.A.T. pomp. Pair her with the right opponent, though, and she can almost reach the pinnacle of what is a stupendous worldwide standard for women’s wrestling. Roll on WrestleMania season.

26 - Bobby Roode

Within months, his gloriousness has faded. That is indictment of creative, not the performer, who does the “traditional” WWE match better than the so-called big WWE stars.

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